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rather than principle. will be driven 10 eo'ei WIN W
me Chatham On b. World says In regard 70 tine tne
scheme: "There Is move on foot III IsNoI vi oou
mercial unjon between Canada and tho Unteg staes
mud the abolition border custom houses 10 eecs s
Uniform tariff customs and e$cses The prop0s'on
secuted by many prelude 10 annexation' We uo @
se aiiop i'm IT, II representatives OF the Two
countries can agree tariff and MAKE proVsIon tHr
making of changes in 1t only by mutual consens tlc
free eycbange OF domestic and imported goods whlch
wonld follow would doubtless be OF advantages 10 oon
Countries II IL big question, however, aud requires !"
be studied IN all its bearings"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

Tho entries for Racquet Club billiard tournament are
closed but il will possibly week before the names o 'ho'e
take part Will be given out The eomm'ee ' %
ho Al, charge will have 20 examine pedigree OF tho
candidates offered themselves and As lner
s large M week 10 do t. Among those Whv
have accepted j. sonle and l. A. @ i iSe %
PhfadelDhiA and A. M0rtcD oi WV
RseSnet club The games will begin May 20 anu atlcr
noon aud eveuns sessions viii DO held The prize y hc aa
ferr championship Of America aud i've hundred
presented by Racquet Club which VIII be he personal
property tke winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE uARLEU PLANlNG MILL FIREI

THE HARLEI planning MILL FIREl
The fire which destroyed Abram stecrs's planning mill
and lumber yard in Harlem. Saturday night, IA sup
posed TO have started In Oyeheaed box on the shaft
ing in the moulding room AZ tho northwest end OF IN
factory Crowds surrounded the smoking ruins all day
yesterday while renen poured water over the smould
ering eInbers directing 10 chiefly tO the spot
where the safe lies buried containing the bOoas aud
naners including The insurance pollces.
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DINING WITH MIR. GLADSTONE.

LONDON, May 8.-Mr Gladstone gave dinner last
evening Earl Spencer Baron Wolverton, 1. ID. su-
van. Justin Mccarthy and several British members of
the House OF Commons The meeting OF the Parneitcs
and Earl Spencer most cordial one aud was made
tine subject OF congratulations Mr.. Gladstone talked
much of Tie Tess charges and the prospects OF Home
kue and coercion. He also commented Oh the sympathy
shown In America with the Irish cause
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LARGE RECEIPTS OF THE OOUAD00K BENEFIE

r4PGH RECEIPTS OF THE COULD0CK BENEFIT.
rbe treasurer OF the Madison Square Theatre mas
turned over to the managers OF the coudock oeneh'
which is to take place at the Star Theatre tomorrow
afternoon the receipts up to date Including the extra
u,nms maid they amount to S4l00, and 1t IS EN-.
irsiv nrolaDle that Mr. Coudock will receive ABOUT
$4,000 told The remarkably attractive ~ nanv
offered which includes tho appearance =. @
stars cannot fail 10 draw the pubic IN ar
nnmbers and by this evening 1t Is thought the enufe
house viii be sold cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

PATENT LEATHER WORKERS READY TO STRIKE
The leather japanners OF Newark are on the point OF
striking again on account OF wages. Last spring the
men, who number about 400, were on strike for several
weeks and work in all the large patent leather factories
was suspended Recently the Japanners employed by
unIsev & Smith made demands the firm and IL was
agreed TO raise the wages about ~ 80 above the weekly
Satisfaction 10 head and demand will be made upon
the manufacturers make the wages correspond with
those pad by Hasey Smith In the event or general
strike about 900 wormen the other branches OF the
trade i'm Newark will he affected and those industries IN
which patent leather Is used will also ieel the enecS o
ne
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COKE woRKERs REsoLUTE IN THEIR STRIKE

COKE WORKERS REsOLUTE IN THEIR STRIKE.
scorrDALE, Penn, May (SpeeidD.-The workingmen
of the coke region express determination to stand out
six months necessary to enforce their demands There
has been some talk that the suspension OF work was
declared Illegally and that the General Assembly OF the
Knights OF Labor would interfere and would declare the
strike off H. j. Byrne, master workman Of Dttriet
assembly No. H. has issued circular to the local as
sembes in which he states that the Knights OF Labor
acted officially and that the General Assembly viii not
Interfere except to render assistance II needed He
keen their assembly open and shun the saloons
The district is well fixed financially having upward OF
75 600 i'm the treasury. The claim 10 be able TO
support all the needy in their organization for SIX
months A number OF the Valley Miners and Laboreis
Amalgamatcd Association, at a meeting last Night
nated that secret ballot should be taken 10 ascer-
tain the sentiments of the members regarding the strike
but the outspoken sentiment was ulHouS III i'oi Va
the strike.
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4 VERDTCT AG4TysT COLONEL HAlILrON.

Jackson Miss, May SThe jury OF inquest In the case
of r. ID Garnbre Editor OF The SrOr and shield who was
shot Thursday night by Colonel Jones g. Hamilton to
lessee OF the peucntary adjourned at 1880 o'clock last
night They rendered a verdict as folIows We. the
ry OF narest the of the death OF kodefick Ga
Ire mud that he his death from pistol SHOTS ana
wounds inflicted by the hands OF Jones s. Hamilton as
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May (Speciab DIR. f. A. Bean
reports that Friday the remains of masodon of the
largest size were found the slope of hill about
twenty miles this city tho Bandra road piece
OF the skull two inches thick and portion OF tnsk
three inches long were dug nad gravel founda
fion in which it Is mbodded
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. yoUyo ef81 sro1Ey BIZ HER MOTHER

YOUNG 6fRL STOLEN BY HEX NOIHLh'
BELyIDERR, N. j.. May S.-Sellie Hooper, fourteen
years old the daughter Hooper OF Bevdere
Academy was kidnapped by her mother at Phipsburg'
on Saturday afternoon and taken TO Atlantic City Pro-
essor Hooper and his wife not living together The
Professor will take legal measures 10 recover tue cusiS
of the child.
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INTO TIE MISSOURI RIVER FROM TRAIN
OMAHA, Neb., May Sc oliver, OF Beardsiey' III.
jumped from wcstbound train on the Burlington road
AT Iowa Point and drowned IN the Missouri kiver
He ran TO the platform dragging with him his ten-year
old son The conductor grabbed the boy IN time 10 save
hlm. Mr. Oliver was temporarily insane
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HER SKULL FRA oTURED BY TWO OTHER WOMEN
Annie Bennett Alice Maber and Mary Adressa, the
latter an Amer,can woman who u the wife OF IN
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LANDING FILIBUsTERs IN CUBA.


LONDON May s.-Dispatches from Madrid say rumors
current there that party Of busters has Landed in
Cuba
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CeuiIuusd on fli'h rss~A
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Zoe. flint lie Damaged. ons-third of the above
SHEEP sKrSs-25co5os sheared. 2ocS lamb skins.
TALLow-Prime. 303lsc.
GREAsE-BrOwn Oh dfi y Six sc' white
Oil cake and oil meal. 1000 lbs. SIS; 1000 lbs.
$25. Bags and drayage extra
BEAss-s2 e5 oe75
fancy country butter, in small packages, Is Lei
country butter; 1o0l e; common ,o $3.50.
EGGs-Shippers paying Il lsc; selling from store
PouLrRY-Hens, sc: chickens. sc; roosters 2lsc;
p b; geese sa.eoa4.s SO , doz: ducks. 4lac n.
rabhit nA 75e dss 9i.1o a01' Sq1''i''''
FnArHERs-Prims geese 3504oc p n; mixed
WooL-Tubwashed and picked. 33035c; I'M
washed. medium and common grade. if in good order
light well washed aud in good orde % 03oc; bury
and unnerchantable. according to their value
PROVISIONS
JoBBING PRICEs-Smoked Meats - Primrose
Bssnd7 sugar.cursdhams 10 to tn IL ss avsrags.
30 'i s sssFssa sl 81 s avsrass
lie; English cured breakfast bacon. light nedi
average V s4c dried beef hams. Primrose brand.
lac; dried beef hams small pieces. 11c- Bacon.
fsas &c. eesp Backs medium Sc
clear bellies. medium weight. 1Oc Dry.salt and
Picked Meats-Clear sides tunsmoked). siac; clear
Sc; clear bean pork ~ brl 200 ms. $17OO. Bologna
&c. Lard-Pure winter leaf, kettle-rendered in
tierces, SC; in onehalf brls S3s,: in 5O-b cans n
100 tb cases Size. Refined Lard-In terces, &c; in
Sob cans in 1O0-tb cases. TIC
SEEDS.
Clover-Con,nou red or June. prime (recleaned)
$404.40 p blu: English mammoth, prime (reclean-
ed), 81 2004.35; Alsike, prime. S7.5O0o Alfalfa
prime, 81 2597 80; white, So 80 as; prime timothy
81 6O02.75 ~ bu: extracle blue grass Is a %
p bu; red top, 75cD$1 y bu; orchard grass ST. 500
Les " bu Southern grown milles zoe p bu: COM
millet Use " bu: daxseed. selected, S1.4O O15O
y bu; seed rye. 65c y bu old popcorn, 203c p rs;
new popcorn. 6o07Oc ~ bu; hemp 3Iac: canary.
Sc; rape Sc ~ 10. Acme lawn grass seed zoe ~ ID:
1925 ~ bu. Spinach-Bloomsdale savoy-leaf
(sealed bagsl. Soc ~ 10. Kae. 75c u NJ
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports Cattle-Receipts $780, shipments.
$500. Market steady to shade higher for good
fats others steady except common. Good to choice
04l5 stockers 5000 2. 60 feeding steers So 65
IS; cows. 81. 02.6o; grass-range steers. $LsO
Hogs-Receipts 10 500 shipments. q 400. Market
active Zoe higher Good to choice. Sd. So
@4.7O; common to medium, S41o045o; skips and
Sheep-Receipts. ass: shipments, 40. Steady.
Good to choice $2.7503.4O common to medium,
ST 5o02. 60.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures. 900;
shipments, / 100 Market strong. Choice heavy ma
So. 9O04.4O butchers steers medium to choice,
So OO03 95 stockers and feeders fair to good 20
400.
Hogs-Receipts 6. 200; shipments. 1900 Market
heavy and butchers selections 81 6594 90; packers
and Workers medium on to PRIME $3.50 @4.|o pigs
Sheep-Receipts, 700; shipments. 1900. Market
shade higher Fair to fancy. So. Is "a 10; lambs
SIS .9004.5O.
ports: Cattle-Receipts IL. Oo0 shipments. 8. 900.
Market steady; fancy, SIS. go; shipping steers.
So. SO049O; stockers and feeders: $2032o cows,
bulls and mixed, 81. 2o@2,5 IS: Texas cattle $40
3. 15 Western rangers, s20375 oo -,
ket strong and Zoe higher: closed easier; mixed
$4.4o0 $50 heavy, S4.6005; light, S4.4o04.7o;
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 6.ooo shipments,
1000 Market stead. ste to strong natives &c
lambs, So. IS $50.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Beeves--Reeepts, 46
loads for saughtere,s rect AZ carloads for exporta
tion and carloads for the market. No trading in
beeves. Dressed beef dull at 81 50 so for Texas
and Colorado sides and $55005 so for native sides,
with a few selected sides to So
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. g. 700: market steady
and dull and easier for lambs sheep sold at
1894. go and lambs from 81 509 g. 40.
Hogs-Recepts. 6, 800; frmer for live hogs at $50
$50, with few choice at $40.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Beef cattle-Market
slightly more active and change in values. Best
beeves, 81 12la@4 50: first quality, $32503 s7le;
medium. 50. 62l2 as. 90; ordinary. So OO02.5O.
Most of the sales were from So. rs to 81 90. Re-
ceipts 2 1877 head: sales, 1. sos head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 8. 600 head:
Quotations: Sheep, 81. so 04.25; lambs. So. 500
500.
EAST LIBERTY Pa. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
81; shipments. 1872. Market firm at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts ZOO shipments $500 Mar.
ket actve Phadelphias. s. O005 $40 Zone bunch at
So 15l; Workers. 81 so al %.
Sheep-Receipts. 500: shipments 1000. Market
fair at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 17.-Hogs active and higher;
common and light. 1878 % D4S 80; packing asd
butchers. $4.So65.15. Receipts, 6.600; Shipments
SOC.
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g. Coffin 1.5o0. and Landers & Co. 1000 hogs
per day, and shipments OF hogs to Louisville and
Cincinnati are heavy. The, erocers speak of
trade as having picked up considerably the last
few days and there is strong tone to prices,
even coffees presenting bold front again.
prices will be effected Consumers are using
mixed coffees to an unusually large extent. aud
pure grades sell. comparatively speaking. slow.
people preferring to drink the lower grades,
which sell at lower prices. matter what the
mixture may be. Canned goods are not selling
freely as usual at this season of
the year, the range of prices be-
has fallen Off 1t is said that some OF the houses
working off old stocks first and holding the
last years purchase for expected higher prices.
This remark may emanate with some jealous
competitor. however and should be taken with
some allowance. The produce markets are
moving along in the rut OF several days past.
Potatoes are firm, though in large supply. and
some of Michigan growth are held at ST. per
bushel, but most people are satisfied with the
Burbank potato. which is selling at So to 90
cents per busheL Apples are arriving daily in
large quantities, and to bring 81. 80 must be
choice fruit. A very fair apple sells at s. per
barrel Arrivals of butter the last few DAYS
have been on the increase. and prices not
firm as one week ago. The seed market is fat
the wool market, but prices have not improved.
GRAIN.
The local market seems to be following in the
wake of the Chicago market and higher prices
rule all along the line. Wheat is in good request
for local milling, and there is an excellent in
terror demand. The advance in corn. it is feared,
is not of healthy character. Track bids to-day
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-Florr very firm but
higher. Opened higher and advanced steadily until
the call when it broke but again recovered and
closed SIC above yesterday. No. red. cash 75c;
765sc closing at nc bid; May. s27s ssaac, clos,
eosng 4se
42'sc, closing at 42lsc bid; January, 42943e
Soc Rye nominal at 81 q $50 Barley strong at Is
pssr aod slit pFB Bfaa 4aS
at Csc Eggs higher at 1s1a9d9e Butter lower;
higher At $40. Whisky steady at s1o5 Pro
visions strong and higher: Pork; summer cured,
clear ribs, 6::s7ls06 zoe; short clears. 7.12nsc.
ss essr rSs short eesrs
Hams steady at lO012c. Afternoon board
nominal; May. $3.50 Corn higher EARL but closed
and January, 4ac; May. 45c. Oats steadv; Noyem.
Der, .26lac, bid December, 26lac bid. May, soc.
corn, 1900 blu; oats, $4,000 bu, rye. none bar
ley. 10000 bu. shipmsntsaFlour. 5000 brls;
bu rye. none; barley. 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE Nov. observation-disclosures higher.
ssnS sss no sin.s sn ssa spes Mae
92c asked. Corn-western higher, with good de
s m 1sst sga bid oas as
white 340351ac; Western mixed 53os4e: Pro sc-
osary to
unchanged. Receipts-Flour 200 brs: wheat,
81 700 bu; corn. 10. 900 bu: oats, 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour II, 800 brls corn, 200 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. 17.-Wheat ruled
very strong. generally higher outside buyers taking
good deal Of offerings. No. hare, cash: II Sac: De-
cernber, 72c; january. 7:5c May. 30; No. North
ern. cash 69lac; December. 7O14c January, 71l4c,
May. 77c; No. Northern. cash, 66c; December,
66l4c: January 6714c; May 74c. On track: No. 1
hard, 73c; No. Northern, II D71 lac; No. 2 North
ern 67069c. Flour market firm and advancing;
patents. S4.3o0445; bakers, $3 40 as CO.; Re-
cepts--Wheat, 263. 700 bu. Shipments-Wheat,
So $50 bu; -four. %. 1877 hrls
CINCINNATI. Nov. I7.-Flour active and So loo
higher. Wheat active and higher; No. red, 1910.
Receipts. 1, 100 blu; shipments $500 bu. Corn firm
and higher; No. 2, mixed 4siaG49c. Oats strong
and higher No. 2, mixed. SOC. Rye strong; No. 2,
6Oc. Pork dull new, S13.25. Lard strong and
higher at 6.7026. soc. Bulk and bacon firm
and unchanged Whisky active and hrm; sales.
/ 80 brls finished goods the basis of 81 o..
Butter strong fancy creamery 2S0 29c: extra, 25 %
26c; choice dairy. iS0 lee Eggs stronger at 1910
zoe. Cheese steady.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 17.-Flour a sh ade frmer
but quiet. Wheat opened firm, later reacted and
closed barely steady; No. red. November. SOD
s51sc. December. s57s0s64c:. January. s7ia0
81 aac; February. ss7s0S9lee. Uorn-Spot firm but
demand light option prices advanced asc unkr light
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offerings. but nothing doing old No. 3 mixed. in
elevator. 53lac; old No. mia ed grain depot,
54lac; old No. high mixed in grain depot 55c; new
No. 2 quoted at 530o4c. No. mixed, November
53054c; December 81 054 iac January 54ia055e;
February. 5IlaO551ec-f 0ats-Car lots generally
held lsc higher; rejected white 33 asc ungraded white
5lec; No. white, 81 1ac; No. 3 white, track
35iac; No: white, 36lae; futures quiet but firm;
No white November. 80 u 03614c December
36ie036ac January. 37037 l9c; February, 37ia9
3Sc. Recepts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat. 1880
bu: corn, $500 bu oats. z, 100 bu. Shipments
Wheat. 300 bu: corn, 2. 200 be; oats. 3, 700 bu.
LOUISVILLE Nov. 17.-Grain higher and firm.
Wheat-No. 2 red, 77c No. long berry, 7Sc.
Corn-No. 2 mixed ~ Lac; No. white. 49c.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, 90 lec: No. white, :'21ac.
Provisions quiet. Bacon-Clear-rib sides. 5000;
clear sides. $500; shoulders. 6.5Oc. Bulk meats
Fully cured meats nominal; partlycured shoulders.
5.25c Ness pork nominal Sugar-cured hams,
110l2c. Lard-Choice leaf. S.0Oc
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 17.-Wheat active and firm;
cash SO34051c; December, SO7sc; May. lac.
Corn active and easier; cash, 47c December 4719c;
May, SOC. Oats quiet cash, 29c; No. white, 3lc-
Closerseed active and firm; cash "a 121e; December
S4.15. Receipts-Wheat. ID, 900 bu; corn. 80, 600
bu; oats, 1000 bu; c1overseed, 49, bags. Ship
ments-Wheat. 10000 bu; corn, 16, 600 bu; oats,
1000 Blu; clover-seed. 200 bags.
DETROIT Nov. 17.-Wheat-No. 1 white, cash,
$50 asked: No. = red. cash and November, so l2c;
December. SO3c: January S214c: May, S7lac. Corn
No. =, 4Sc. Oats-So 2, 2914c: No. white.
32c asked. Receipts-Wheat. 27,50O blu; corn,
500 Blu; oats, 2, 600 bu.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Flour-R eceipts, 81
s7S packages; exports, 1884 brls and 20, 096
racks. Market strong. Sales 10 400 brIs.
Superfne, 10; common to good extra
Western and State. So 10 a. 8. so; good to choice
extra Western and State, So. 60 a 5 90; common to
choice white wheat, Western extra, 81 1904 60;
fancy white wheat, Western extra. S.. Go a 5. 90;
common to good extra Ohio, So 90 a 500; common
tochoice St. Louis. So. 90 a 90; patent Min
nesota extra. good prime 81. 60 IA so; choice
TO fancy patent Minnesota extra. 4.s5 as 10.
Wheat-Receipts. 197. 1872 bu; exports, l6,025
bu, sales. So COG, 900 on futures and 346, 600 bu
spot Options advanced 0l4c, and closed at
near the top after very brisk business. Cable
advices continue strong. Cash a &c better, and
IL fair demand for home use; No. spring, s6Ic;
ungrsded red, I709 0lc: No. red. SIC store,
s79S72c elevator. Ssh a S9sc delivered. IS a ssIc
f. o. b.; No. l red. nominal. Ole; No white,
nominal, S94c; No. 2 red, November, 86s a TIC,
closing at SHE; Decem Der, S6s a SSc, closing at
Sic; January, ss1 SO 3-16c, closing at S91c:
February. 89i a90!c. closing at 904c; March,
90s 09lsc. closing at 9lsc: April, 81 092sc,
closing AT 92sc; May 92s a $3.50, closing at 93sc;
June SO q 81 t. closing AT 94sc; December (18SSl,
ga a CSC, closing at Csc.
Corn-Receipts, 164. TO bu; exports. 4I30
hn: sales. 3.2l6Oo0 bn futures and $4,000 bu spot;
firm and quiet. Options Il lie better and active;
ungraded IS SIC: No 3. 544 055c;No. 2, 56c;store
$50 057c delivered; No. 2, November, soc; De-
cember, 564 157bc. closing at 565c; January. 56s
a 574c, closing at SIZE; February, 81 G572c,
closing at size; May, SO 5Sxc, closing st 5Ssc.
Oats-Receipts. &c, 100 bu; exports, $50 bu;
sales, $4,000 bu futures and 205.00O bu spot;
}0l4c higher, and active; mixed Western, 81 a
56c; white do 81 a Ale.
Hay quiet steady and unchanged
Hops firm and quiet
Cof1ee-SDot fair Rio firm at 1916 Options
higher and fairly active: sales. % $50 bags; No
yember. 10 90 q l6 lOe; December. 10 90 a I6 l5c;
january. 10 90 q II Soc; February, 10 40 ID 55c;
March, ID 30 ais. 55c. April Is % a Is 4Oc. Nav
Is. l5Dl5 30c; june, ID 05 10 25c; July, 1852
I5.05e; August. IA s0c; September IA SIS q IA Toe;
October, II 4on IL. 53c; November 1889, IA 40c;
December, IA % IA Soc Sugar Arm and ouiet:
refined steady; white extra c. 81 as ll-l6c;
yellow. A a DC; mold A, 6E06sc; standard a,
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Cash Quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat, 753 a 75sc; No 3
spring wheat. 66!c bid; No red. 76ac; No.
2 barley, TIC: No. l fiaxseed, 81 Is; prime timo-
thy-seed, So 80. Mess pork per brl, sI3 % a
ID so; lard per pound. 6 75c shors-rib sides,
Qoose). 20 06. Soc; dry-salted shoulders boxedl,
$40 "a 45c; short-clear sides (boxedl 7O5 a 10c.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods per gal. 81 10.
Sugars-Cut-ioaf, u ale; granulated, GO bid;
standard A, 6lc hid.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was fairly active, creamery. % 027ac;
dairy. Isl 024cs Eggs steady; fresh, 10 020c.
Blu: corn. 1Os 600 bu; oats, 96. 600 bu; rye
1000 blu; barley. 20, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour,
$1,000 brls; wheat. 30, 900 bu; corn, 200, 900 bu
OATS 1o3 600 bu; rye, a. 900 Blu; barley. 900 bu.